What fun! In Murder on Frequency, the third installment in the Harrie McKinsey Mysteries, author Patricia Smith Wood weaves an engaging, satisfying mix of clever plotting, interesting characters, and building suspense. Cozy and captivating, the story grabs you right away: a man dead for seven years has reportedly been CQ'ing on ham radio frequencies. The widow of this mysterious figure is beaten and hospitalized. A shadowy neighbor dies. Family secrets are bared. Leave it to the redoubtable Harrie, her sidekick Ginger, and a gang of faithful friends to uncover the truth. Along the way, the reader has even more fun than Harrie, if that is possible. Highly recommended! Robert D Kidera Author of Red Gold and the award-winning Gabe McKenna Mysteries Murder on Frequency is the murder mystery equivalent of a New Mexico sandstorm. Fast paced. Whirling. Making you question what's right before your eyes. And irresistible. This third adventure of Ginger and Harriet (sort of dust-devils themselves) takes us into the realm of Ham Radio. If, like me, you didn't know Ham Radio still exists, you're going to love learning about it. And discovering what a great whodunit background it is when someone who has been dead for five years starts broadcasting again. Oh, and a map to a treasure just to complicate things. A great read. J. Michael Orenduff, author of the award-winning Pot Thief murder mysteries.
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